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- Who Can Legally Contest a Will or an Estate in Texas?
This can lead to the person receiving the gift paying a capital gains tax if the gifted property’s value
- How to Remove Someone from a Life Estate
Tax Implications of Altering a Life Estate Removing someone from a life estate can trigger capital gains
- Is Regifting My Inheritance Tacky?
Be sure to ask your asset protection attorney about capital gains tax and the gift tax as well.
- Take a Bite out of Your Tax Bite
Harvesting Tax Losses: This involves selling securities in your portfolio at a loss to offset capitals gains. This triggers a capital gains distribution on which investors must pay taxes. Selling other securities in your portfolio at a loss can offset those gains and decrease or wipe out
- “Goin’ Through the Big D” Requires More Than a Division of Assets
Until the scientists figure out what is going on, we’ll be over here humming “Goin’ Through the Big D
- Review Your Old Trusts
irrevocable bypass trusts is that assets in them do not receive the step up basis for purposes of the capital gains tax.
- What Assets to Leave to Your Family
Investopedia article, “Estate Planning: Which Assets Are Best to Leave Your Family,” says that there are three main Capital gains, death and income taxes all come into play when planning for the transfer of wealth from
- Trust a Trust Attorney with Your Trust
There may also be capital-gains taxes.
- The Long List of Famous People Who Didn’t Have Wills
HendrixLicensing.com—operated by Leon Hendrix—for damages associated with the sale of merchandise that capitalized
- How to Afford Your Retirement
Then, sell from your taxable accounts, on which you only have to pay the capital gains tax.
- Irrevocable Trusts May be the Answer to Tough Estate Planning Issues
a year-end informational return that shows how much income is taxable and if it’s ordinary income, capital gains, or other specialized types of income.
- Keep your Golden Years Golden
These accounts require you to pay taxes on your dividends each year, as well as on capital gains when